Textile Design and Colour; Elementary Weave and Figured Fabrics (1912)
Watson, William F.T.I · London [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 266
e prominence of the main feature of the design, which in this case, is formed by the leaves. Development of Large Figures. The pattern shown in Fig'. 278 illustrates how a large number of weaves may be employed in developing a massive figure. The contrast in the appearance and the variation in the… … Fig. 280. Such a combination of weaves in one figure is specially suitable for fabrics composed of cotton warp and silk or mohair weft, which, if woven with plain ground, should be set with from 60 to 80 ends and picks per inch. The design shown in Fig. 280 is in decided contrast to the preceding…
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